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So it falls to me to introduce the “miscellaneous” section. How does one do this, and make it sound exciting, and interesting—worth reading on? After all, here are the bits and pieces. The odds and sods. The various and the sundry. A potpourri of questions that don’t quite fit here and don’t quite fit there. A mishmash of scraps and sundries, of leftovers and loose ends. Surely this is the least attractive chapter in which to spend time.
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The quote is taken from Margalef, R., 1974. Ecología. Barcelona: Ediciones Omega, S.A. 951 pp. It reads in Spanish: “El cientfico ha de sentirse más atraído por lo nuevo e insólito, que por lo que se puede archivar en los huequecitos que tenemos preparados.” R. Margalef (1974 p. 882)
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Private communication with Phil Rippon.
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Hayman, W.K., Lingham, E.F. (2019). Miscellaneous. In: Research Problems in Function Theory. Problem Books in Mathematics. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-25165-9_7
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